I'm testing using my Anywhere 3 for now as thats what I noticed it most on.Īnother tweak I did which made the mouse nicer overall is this in Terminal - it disables mouse Accelerationĭefaults write. 2ndly I changed the IPv6 setting and as if like magic the mouse tracking is better. So, firstly I'd recommend Razer Orochi v2 to side step the issue. One would imagine Razer have set up their mouse to maximise response not batter life as its gaming focused (not really an issue as it takes 1 AA battery and has no RGB lighting). Learn what to do if you can't connect your Magic Keyboard, Magic Mouse. If you're asked to enter a passcode, enter the passcode on the keyboard that you're setting up. When your device appears in Bluetooth preferences, click Connect (or Pair).

The lag events were much less, noticeable - which was a win for me. Choose Apple menu > System Preferences, then click Bluetooth. You don't get to install the software on Mac, so I set it up on Windows with the high polling rate (this should be saved on board) then tried it out on my MBP M1. As - I wondered how that would fair and having owned many of their mice they are very responsive. I recently bought a Razer Orochi v2 mouse. The mouse in question has no lag on PC at all. I found that the Apple Magic mouse 2 has less lag events but its not as nice to hold as a Logitech Anywhere 3 mouse. I've tested mice on PC and MBP M1 and its only an issue on the Mac. So I know how buttery smooth a mouse can be. I'm mainly a PC gaming guy, I have a decent gaming rig and have a Razer mouse with 1kHz polling rate. This issue has been annoying me for quite a while.

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